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Classified ad rates listed for mail and carrier delivery. Subscriptions offered: one year by mail six months by mail and per month by carrier. Evening Gazette published daily except Sunday in Indiana and surrounding towns. R H Ray is manager and editor Frank M Smith city editor. Display ad rates available on application.
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Evening Gazette
Indiana
Sur- A
R. H. Ray
Frank M. Smith
Wilson Elected President of World?
A critical editorial argues Mr. Wilson’s proposal for a world league to enforce peace is premature and dangerous. It warns against binding the United States to a supranational authority dominated by monarchies, urging a sober view of international realities and Americans’ will behind liberty.
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Wilson
United States
Japan
China
Asia
White House
Wilson Peace View Condemned by US Papers
The New York Herald says Mr. Wilson’s push for a peace bearing “awade in Prussia” will be read by Entente peoples and that his claim to represent the American people or war nations is unwarranted. The piece argues against his assumption and questions whose voice he truly speaks for.
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Wilson
Prussia
United States
New York
Merald
Price of Patriotism and Foreign Munitions Prices
A column by W. J. Lampton critiques American reliance on abroad munitions, accusing a British firm of setting un-American prices. The piece argues for fair pricing and patriotism aligned with fiscal responsibility, warning against letting the dollar dominate defense costs.
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Uncle Sam
Thom
J. Lampton
Homer City fights hotel license in borough hearing
Court opened at 10 am with Attorney Elkin presenting the application of J O Hare for a Commercial Hotel license in Hunter City. The remonstrants summoned a large number of witnesses, many subpoenaed for both sides, and Homer City residents filled the courtroom in keen interest as the session extended late.
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Elkin
J. O. O'Hare
Hunter City
Homer City License Hearing For Hotel Requests Testimony Heard
Witnesses from Reynoldsville and Homer City describe hotels with bars, demand for liquor licenses, and concerns about public drunkenness. Remonstrants claim travel needs and local opposition, with 175 of 360 Homer City voters signed against granting a license. Court adjourned to continue hearings and complete remaining testimony.
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F. A. Alexander
The
Peoples' National Bank of
Reynoldsville
O’hare
Squire A. T. Weir
Homer City
O'are
S. J. Stahl
Abe Krawawnik
J. A. Baughman
Indiana
Jefferson County
Pierce
J. &. Allison
Sam Thompson
Rev. D. BE
McGill
Rev. J. RE
Morris
L. Byers
Mr. Byers
Schaecer
Training School for Teachers Opens at State College
State College Pa Jan 2 Demand for more teachers in Pennsylvania continuation schools prompted a new teachers training program. The course runs six weeks during the regular summer session starting last week of June. Teachers with state certs or graduates of a state normal school may attend free of tuition. President Sparks cites 372 continuation school teachers and 35 628 students nationwide. child labor laws require factory children to attend these schools.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
State Board of Education
Pennsylvania
Sparks
New York Stock Exchange under pressure from House Rules
The NYSE governors urged members to provide brokers records for December 10 to 23 after a Rules Committee threat to compel production. Officials cited possible profits from advanced peace note information as a motive for the inquiry and adjournment discussions began for tonight.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
House Rules Committee
Washington
Harrison
Noble
Exchange
Paola
Whipple
Chipperfield
Nioble
Samuel Strait
Clearing House
Board of Governors
Rules Committee
Christmas Ship Caesar Reaches Alexandria After Orient Relief Run
The United States collier Caesar, sent as a Christmas ship to aid war sufferers in the Orient, has arrived at Alexandria, Egypt, per a cablegram to the American Committee for Armenian Relief dated January 23.
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New York
United States
Caesar
Orient
Alexandria
Egypt
American Committee For Armenian Relief
George attends Harrisburg agriculture meetings week
S C George of West Lebanon is in Harrisburg this week attending the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State Board of Agriculture. The State Veterinary Medical, The Breeders' and Dairymen's, The State Horticulture and Vegetable Growers' associations are among those holding annual meetings in Harrisburg this week.
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S. G. George
West Lebanon
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Board of Agriculture
State Veterinary Medical
Breeders’ and Dairymen’s
Disastrous fire sweeps Reading business district
Reading, January 24. Two fires of unknown origin today swept the business section, damaging property about 200,000 dollars and injuring two firemen. Two large clothing stores, two restaurants, and a jewelry store were burned.
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Reading
Transfers and Purchases Reported in Local Notices
Transfers involve B I P Railway Co to R P C I Co for four tracts in Canter at 848 dollars. Sarah F Ake sells to Paul Bailey a Montgomery lot for 700 dollars. Avis A Palmer sells to Joseph Lustik ilaga a Burrell lot for 400 dollars. Earl Trusal of Five Points noted as Indiana visitor. Intelligible dialogue at Burnip’s referenced with phonograph and private whispers.
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Earl Trusal
Five Points
Indiana
Specialist Doctor to Visit Moore Hotel Indiana
A physician and living specialist announces weekly visits at the Moore Hotel Indiana from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. He claims years of successful practice and a large patient base, offering free consultation and exam, using Allopathic Homeopathic and electric treatments as needed. He emphasizes honesty, privacy, and varied methods for chronic and acute diseases.
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Barnes
Marion Center Schools Closed Over Diphtheria Outbreak
Health authorities close Marion Center public schools for fumigation after diphtheria cases. Churches to be fumigated. precautionary measures issued. Communion services planned at Curry Run Presbyterian church, Sebbath, February 4 at 2 p.m.
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Marion Center
A. F. Walker
Tarentany
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
Sebbath
Subpoena in Divorce Case Reads Aloud
A legal notice style fragment shows a subpoena issued in a divorce action. It names Barbara and reference to a court proceeding before a judge, with dates and officials cited in a formal, archaic tone.
Plan to save money for Pennsylvania public schools
Bradford county reports a proposal by Congressman L T Me l fadden outlining possible annual savings of 500000 to 400000 in state school appropriations without reducing service The plan targets curbing county institutes and redirecting funds to essential public school needs The exchange notes the Pennsylvania Superintendent seeks 18000000 for schools and cites wasteful county institute spending New York and
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Bradford County
Te 'T. Mehaddan
Pennsylvania
L. T. Melfadden
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State of
New York
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